Government MBBS: You may have a chance, but it depends heavily on your state domicile, AIR, and SC category rank. In several states, SC candidates with scores in this range can become competitive in later counselling rounds, though it is not assured.

Government BDS: You have a good chance in

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No, securing a government MBBS seat anywhere in India is not possible with a score of 159 or 360 marks out of 720. Government medical college cutoffs for general and reserved categories generally remain well above 500 to 600 marks for All India and State Quotas, though

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Securing a government MBBS seat in West Bengal with 371 marks as an SC category student is unlikely, as typical state quotas require higher scores [1.4] . While eligible to participate in counseling, a score of 371 is below the typical cutoff for state government colleges.

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Securing a government MBBS seat in West Bengal for the SC category with 371 marks in Re-NEET 2026 is unlikely based on expected 400-450+ mark thresholds, though peripheral district colleges might be possible in later rounds . Strategic counseling focused on newer colleges like Cooch Behar or

Hello, with an AIR of 1,01,979 in NEET 2026 under the General category, admission to a private MBBS college depends on factors such as your state, counselling round, seat availability, and fee structure.

You can check the list of private MBBS colleges in India sorted from lowest to highest fees

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Yes, you should definitely participate in the counselling process. A rank below 41,000 may provide a chance of getting a Government MBBS seat depending on your category, domicile state, reservation, and the cutoff trends for the current year. Fill both All India Quota (AIQ) and your state counselling choices.

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With 391 marks in NEET, securing an MBBS seat in a government medical college is highly unlikely as the safe score typically exceeds 600. However, this score opens up opportunities in private medical colleges through management quota or state counselling, although you might need to stretch your

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It is understandable you are feeling stuck, but you can navigate this by looking at practical alternatives. If you want to satisfy your parents' concerns about a gap year while keeping your medical dream alive, you can explore excellent paramedical and allied healthcare programs. Many of these